College Eye — January 22, 1954

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ten beauties to be picked	Will select Old Gold Beauties and popularity contest winners.
1	'Mr. X' to cry polio auction Friday night	Brief list of items and services that will be auctioned.
1	Hoepner will call dance tomorrow	For square dance.
1	96 preps enter debate tourney	For Brindley debate.
1	Men's Union president retires; drops school	Tom Drake leaves school; LaRoy Horn will succeed him.
1	Mother Nature prevents Cerf from boarding concert stage	Bad weather conditions prevent Bennett Cerf from reaching Cedar Falls on time to make his presentation; interview with Mr. Cerf photo.
1	Music students give 'Consul'	Preview of Menotti's "The Consul".
1	To raise or not to raise? Many students favor poll	Offer opinions on $3.50 increase in fees.
2	Some professors difficult to take	Trying to get photo of Department of Social Science faculty.
2	Black coffee drinkers dumber according to Max's figures	Claims that people who drink their coffee black are not as smart as those who add cream and sugar.
2	SLB reports attendance	Report on meeting attendance for SLB members.
2	SLB attendance	Comments that certain groups of students, such as off-campus men, are not represented at SLB meetings.
2	Orchids and onions	Offers orchids to the men's basketball players for defeating North Dakota State, and offers onions to those who said it couldn't be done.
2	Charles Grassley first SLB Prexy candidate	Informs readers that the "mystery" candidate is Charles Grassley, and claims that he is starting early so he will have more time to prepare.
3	Lamke shows pictures at first fireside chat	Will show 3-D travel pictures.
3	Twelve receive high averages	Twelve students earn 4.0 grade point averages; list of those on Honor Roll.
3	Faculty Dames meet	Mrs. Price will speak.
3	Winter concert scheduled Sunday	Performance program.
3	Present variety show at mental institution
4	Inspired Tutors upset NDS 73-65 to gain third in NCC	Much to the everyone's surprise, the Panthers took North Dakota State, 73-65.
4	Intramurals	Warren Morris encourages visitors at intramural competitions.
4	TC girls play I-M basketball	For women's intramural basketball, there are 15 teams, each with 10 players; schedule is posted.
4	TC cagers meet SDU and Morningside on the road	Panthers will face South Dakota University and Morningside, with a record of 3-2, and a standing of third place in the NCC.
4	Panther matmen stop SDS 19-10	Panthers defeat Jackrabbits, 19-10; match summary is posted.
4	Scanning the North Central	Examines the other teams in the North Central Conference.
5	Garbo and Dresler play in 'Anna Christie'
5	Students jam women's gym for all college play night	A look at the Play Night activities.
5	Burgner to work on sculpture	Will serve as artist in residence as well as instructor; will display work at end of quarter.
5	Plan basketball clinic	A basketball clinic will be sponsored by the Northeast Iowa Board of Women Officials.
5	Dormitories and off-campus	Schedule of activities.
6	Student Centers	News from campus religious centers.
6	Scott addresses joint meeting	Will speak at Pi Gamma Nu and International Relations Club meeting.
6	Seniors may receive graduate work grants	Should contact Dean of the Faculty.